Dyens - Libra Sonatine: III Fuoco (played by Chandra Rajagopal)

[dridri30300]

very good dynamique and relief

[xchopp]

Great interpretation. I actually prefer this to most of those out there on the internets, the fuoco is always played so fast (even Dyens' own is too fast imho!). Here notes are not churned out, they are turned into music. Thanks!

[porratime]

@xchopp check out emanuele segre's interpretation then: /watch?v=NJhm-Xo-PgY. even slower and very precise. by the way, kudos to you chandra. whish i could even think of playing such beautifully one day. and sorry for my dreadful english

[xchopp]

@porratime it's good but .... a but too relaxed!

[xchopp]

@xchopp er, a _bit too relaxed!

[iguitarro]

I listened very carefully to the three movements, yo play very well... but in this one, fuoco, I think you need to practice a little more, you had some mistakes, specially in the slap, but great work!!!, I really liked it

[ninetymilesaway]

@iguitarro I agree. Good interpretation overall but the 3rd movement needs to be a little more secure. It's almost there.

[isospeedrix]

WATDA you are pro

this is good shit bro. Alright see ya in class

[laertesdd]

i don't know what i adore more: the composotion (which is one of the greatest for solo guitar ever) or how you are into the piece... there is no doubt you can and will develop technically and musically. but you are already a great player. please continue and let us take part! THANKS!

[laertesdd]

p.s.: may i embed your three videos of libra sonatine into my weblog? would be great, i wanna present the piece - and you! - to my family, friends & colleagues. ;-)

[crajagop1407]

Absolutely, I would be honoured...

[bEATPLANTATIOn]

yeah  :-)

[moustatache]

Nice work!

[xMyPeanutx]

1:03 -does anyone know how to do that technique? I've been struggling with it for years.

[moustatache]

personatly i play this a bit like a 3 fingers rasgueado and sound pretty good

[xMyPeanutx]

Sounds good, but feels like the easy way out to me. I like the sorta "rising" feeling that the technique gives me.

[crajagop1407]

For years I did my own makeshift rasgueado thing - but it's worth it going slow and practicing it as written, I think. Trick is to stay very light with the fingers on the RHand, I believe...

[duojet88]

sounds great

[crajagop1407]

Thanks so much!

[wh1tlam]

Pretty damn good hahaha